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NY Giants End Season With Their Heads High Despite Crushing Loss to Eagles in NFC Divisional Playoffs
By Florence mafomemeh
Philadelphia Eagles – 38, NY Giant – 7. That was the lopsided score that brought to an end the Giants’ Cinderella run in the 2022 NFL season and NFC Divisional Round.
It was such a sloppy game as the Eagles, one of the best teams all season, was just too much for the Giants to handle. They came into the game as the underdogs hoping that they could pull it off and get to the championship.
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A Central Park Entrance Named “The Gate Of The Exonerated” In Honor Of “The Central Park Five”
By Florence Mafomemeh
An entrance to New York City’s Central Park is now called “The Gate of the Exonerated” named in honor of the Central Park Five, the five men whose convictions in the notorious 1989 rape of a jogger were all thrown out more than a decade later.
New York City officials voted to honor the Central Park Five by naming the 110th Street entrance of Central Park the Gate of the Exonerated. Mayor Eric Adams called the project’s approval Monday “a moment of truth and reconciliation for New York City” and thanked Harlem community leaders for their advocacy.
Nikki Lucas And Keron Alleyne Face Off In Election Primary In New York’s Important 60th Assembly District In Brooklyn
By Florence Mafomemeh
The Democratic primary in New York’s 60th Assembly District is one of the races to watch. The contentious battle to fill Charles Barron’s recently vacated Assembly seat which began in February’s special election continues into the midterms primary.
Barron left the seat open when he moved back to his old seat at the New York City Council. The special election pitted Nikki Lucas against Keron Alleyne. Lucas won by 80 percent while Alleyne had 18 percent according to BOE results.
Two Sons Of Brooklyn Chuck Schumer And Hakeem Jeffries Become Two Of The Most Powerful Lawmakers In Washington
By Florence Mafomemeh
Brooklyn is in the House and Senate. Senator Chuck Schumer and Rep Hakeem Jeffries are making Brooklyn and New York proud by becoming the two most powerful lawmakers in Congress. Jeffries, who took over from Nancy Pelosi as Democratic leader in the House after her twenty-year tenure made history by becoming the first black leader in Congress while Schumer returned as leader of the Senate after Democrats maintained control with a plus one majority, which is now 50-50 due to Kyrsten Sinema’s switch to Independent.
The two sons of Crown Heights who have known each other for a long time, have a lot in common, the most important being their shared leadership style: they move easily among progressives and centrists alike.
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Kathy Hochul Makes History By Becoming First Woman Elected Governor Of New York
By Florence Mafomemeh
Democrat Kathy Hochul has become the first woman elected New York governor, winning the office that she took over from former Gov. Andrew Cuomo in 2021 when he resigned over allegations of Sexual harrassment.
Gov & Lt Gov-Elect Kathy Hochul & Antonio Delgado After being Elected First Female Governor Of NY
She defeated Republican congressman Lee Zeldin, an ally of Donald Trump who ran a campaign focused on fear of violent crime. “Tonight you made your voices heard loud and clear. And you made me the first woman ever elected to be the governor of the state of New York. But I’m not here to make history, I’m here to make a difference,” Hochul told supporters on election night.
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Cameroonians In NYC Protest Against Boko Haram In Front Of The United Nations
By Florence Mafomemeh
Protest Rally Against Boko Haram at the UN. Members of the Cameroon community Council gather in front of the United Nations to call attention to the atrocities caused by Boko Haram in Africa.
Local News Reporters Hold a Panel On Covering Business & Trump Businesses
By Florence Mafomemeh
Three business reporters from Bloomberg News, WNYC & ProPublica come together for a panel to coach business concentration students at Newmark J-School on how to cover Business & Trump’s businesses.
Murder Suicide in Brooklyn
By Florence Mafomemeh
A jealous ex-boyfriend goes into ex-girlfriend’s apartment, shoots her, her new boyfriend and himself. Only new boyfriend survives.
Times Square Alliance Unveils “Show Globes” In Times Square
By Florence Mafomemeh
The Times Square Alliance unveils ‘Show Globes’ of four Broadway Musicals. ‘Ain’t Too Proud – The Life and Times of The Temptations’, ‘Dear Evan Hansen’, ‘The Lion King’, and ‘Wicked’.
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